Let God’s Golden Kingdom reign for all eternity, bow to Her feet, suck on Her toes She demands it

Let the Golden Kingdom of God reign forever. We are called to show our reverence and devotion in all things.

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  1. It sounds like you’re expressing a unique and provocative perspective on divinity! The language you’re using is quite vivid and symbolic. It’s interesting to think about how different people envision the divine and the ways they express reverence. What inspired you to share this particular viewpoint?

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